Simon Bird Talks Cast After Inbetweeners: Where Are They Now?
The Inbetweeners was a groundbreaking British comedy that captured the awkwardness and anxieties of teenage life with razor-sharp wit and relatable characters. After the show's successful run, fans have been wondering what the cast has been up to since. Recently, Simon Bird, who played the iconic Will McKenzie, opened up about his former co-stars and their post-Inbetweeners journey in an interview.
Where the Cast Went After the Inbetweeners:
Simon Bird: Following the success of The Inbetweeners, Simon Bird has continued to act in various projects, including the sitcom "Friday Night Dinner", the comedy film "The Importance of Being Earnest", and the critically acclaimed BBC drama "Sick Note". He also ventured into directing with the short film "The Second Time".
James Buckley: James Buckley, who played the hilarious Jay Cartwright, has also remained active in the acting world. He starred in the Sky One comedy "White Gold", the Amazon Prime series "The Feed", and the thriller "The Darkest Hour". He's also become a successful YouTube personality, running his own channel, "The James Buckley Channel".
Blake Harrison: Blake Harrison, who portrayed the charming Neil Sutherland, has continued his comedic career, appearing in the BBC sitcom "The Wrong Mans", the ITV comedy "The Job Lot", and the Sky One show "BrainDead". He also lent his voice to the animated series "Danger Mouse".
Joe Thomas: Joe Thomas, who played the somewhat nervous Simon Cooper, has successfully transitioned to a variety of roles. He starred in the sitcom "The Catherine Tate Show", the BBC drama "The Hour", and the Netflix comedy "After Life". He has also pursued a career as a writer, co-writing the play "The Great British Bake Off: The Musical".
Reflecting on the Inbetweeners Legacy:
In his recent interview, Simon Bird expressed gratitude for the show's impact and the strong bond he shares with his former co-stars. He highlighted how the show continues to be loved and referenced years later, proving its timeless appeal.
"It's incredible how The Inbetweeners has resonated with people," Bird said. "It's a testament to the writing and the performances that the show still feels so relevant today. We were lucky to be a part of something so special."
While each cast member has pursued their own individual paths, the shared experience of The Inbetweeners remains a significant part of their careers. The show's legacy continues to inspire and entertain fans around the world, proving its enduring power.
